Ex-Mexican governor held for allegedly destroying evidence tied to 43 missing students

{"#new_testimony":"In January and May, two new witnesses came forward with information that may have led to Aguirre's arrest. One was protected due to threats, while the other provided testimony in January. These testimonies were crucial in establishing a possible link between Aguirre and the destruction of evidence.","#state_responsibility":"The Mexican public prosecutor’s office stated that state authorities had initially claimed there was no security camera footage of the students' bus trip near government offices in Guerrero. However, a witness who had previously kept quiet due to threats came forward this year, contradicting previous claims.","#international_investigations":"International probes have determined that the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College students were killed by organized crime members in collusion with police while on their way to a protest in Mexico City. Three of the victims' remains have been positively identified, but the whereabouts of the others remain unknown."}